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PPC Research

Select products from Market Research and run keyword analysis. Launch Fast finds their keywords. One comparison matrix shows search volume, bid ranges, and the rank for each ASIN.

PPC Research tab with product columns and keyword ranking table, showing search volume and bid data

Overview

PPC Research gets products from Market Research. It finds the Amazon keywords for each product. A comparison matrix shows search volume, bid ranges, and ranking positions for each ASIN. Use it to find high-volume keywords, competitor ranks, and ranking gaps.

Running PPC Research

Keyword analysis starts the same way each time, but on search pages you pick the products first.

Open the dashboard

Click the chart button on the banner or a product card to open the modal.

Switch to PPC Research

Click PPC Research in the sidebar. A product selection dialog opens with all market-research products, pre-sorted by monthly revenue.

Select products

Choose the products you want to compare. The limit is 15 ASINs. The first 15 highest-revenue products are selected by default. You can clear all and pick manually.

Analyze rankings

Click Analyze Rankings. The extension discovers keywords for each selected ASIN, then builds the matrix. Progress updates show each phase.

The Comparison Matrix

The PPC Research tab has a two-tier layout: the top product strip shows selected ASIN metrics, and keyword rankings appear underneath for side-by-side comparison.

Product Strip

The top section shows each ASIN as a column with quick metrics. A Niche Median column is added as a benchmark for each metric so you can compare each listing quickly.

Product strip showing ASIN columns with metrics and Niche Median
MetricWhat it shows
Product imageThumbnail of the product
BrandBrand name
ASINClickable ASIN link
PriceCurrent listing price
Revenue (30D)Revenue generated over the last 30 days
Sales (Units) (30D)Units sold over the last 30 days
BSRBest Seller Rank
RatingStar rating
Listing AgeHow long the listing was live
CategoryProduct category
KeywordsNumber of keywords the ASIN ranks for

Keyword Rankings

Each row is a keyword with fixed metadata columns and one ranking column for each selected ASIN.

Keyword ranks with search volume, bids, and positions for each ASIN

Fixed columns

ColumnWhat it shows
Search TermsThe keyword
SVMonthly search volume
BidCPC bid range (for example $0.50–$2.00)

Ranking columns are one for each ASIN and use position color tags. Empty cells mean the ASIN does not rank for that keyword. By default, keywords are sorted by Search Volume in descending order.

Rank bandMeaning
1–30Strong position, page 1–2
31–60Mid-range, pages 2–3
61+Weak position, difficult to break into

KPI Strip

Six metrics summarize keyword data across your selected products.

PPC KPI strip with keyword count, volume, CPC, and ranking metrics
KPIWhat it measures
KeywordsTotal unique keywords discovered across all selected ASINs
Total VolumeCombined monthly search volume
Avg VolumeAverage search volume for each keyword
Avg CPCAverage CPC across all keywords
Top 10 RankingsKeywords with at least one selected ASIN in the top 10
Avg Ad CompetitorsAverage count of sponsored competitors for each keyword

CPC Deep Dive

Use PPC Research to compare ranks for each ASIN. Then open the CPC tab in Market Research. Use its ad cost and competition data to plan spend.

CPC table with cost, competition, and conversion metrics
SectionMetrics
Cost & Volumekeyword, CPC, bid range, search volume, impressions, clicks
Competitiontop click %, top 3 click %, top 3 conversion %, product count, supply-demand ratio
Advertising Activityad %, 30d ads, 7d ads, 1d ads, title density, SPR
Conversionpurchases, purchase rate, conversion rates by position

The CPC table merges keywords across selected ASINs, deduplicates by keyword, and keeps the highest search volume plus average CPC for each term.

PPC Research vs CPC table

Use PPC Research to compare ranking positions across selected ASINs. Use the CPC view in Market Research for ad-cost and competition metrics.

Saving Keywords

Save promising keywords to a collection for later reference.

Select keywords

Check the keywords you want to save. Use the row checkboxes or the header checkbox to select all visible rows.

Open actions

Use the Actions menu and select Save to Collection.

Pick or create collection

Pick an existing collection or create one, then click Save.

Saved keywords preserve full metadata, including volume, CPC, bid range, and competition signals, and are available from the Collections section.

Best Practices

Tips for getting the most out of keyword analysis.

  • Start with your highest-revenue competitors.

    Begin with 5–15 ASINs from the selected set, then expand only if the keyword mix is noisy.

  • Prioritize keyword gaps.

    Focus on high-volume keywords where multiple selected ASINs do not rank, since those are frequently easiest to own.

  • Validate cost before committing.

    Use CPC signals to remove expensive terms before they drain your budget.

  • Save useful rows before you exit.

    Keep strong keywords in a collection so you can use them for sourcing and campaign planning later.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about PPC and keyword research.